One, use W to view the system load
W, uptime View system load, 0.00 means 1 minutes load 0
Cat/proc/cpuinfo View CPU Cores
Second, Vmstat command, view process, CPU, memory, swap, IO, system
R, SWPD, Si, so, Bi, bo, US, WA
Dynamic display 5 times per second
Run, block process waits, swap partition memory is not enough to put,
Si/so how many kilobytes of data from swap into/out memory, Bi/bo read/write memory from disk, US user consumes CPU percentage, does not exceed 100,id idle, WA waits wait
Third, top
Top view process usage resources, updated 3 seconds
Top-c Show detailed process information
Top-bin1 static display of all processes
Q Exit, number 1 shows all cores cpu,m sorted by memory usage
Large p sorted by CPU usage
Iv. SAR Command
[email protected] ~]# Yum install-y sysstat
Sar-n DEV 1 5 network card traffic
SAR-Q System Load
Sar-b Disk Read and write
Sar-f/var/log/sa/sa08 View # No. 08 History file
V. nload command
Yum Install-y epel-release
Yum install-y nload
Linux CENTOS7 Daily Operations-use W to view system loads, vmstat commands, top commands, SAR commands, nload commands